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Be an ACTIVIST everyday MEC encourages fighting against abuse throughout the year NOTHANDO NDLOVU

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EING active in fighting the scourge of women and children abuse should not only be done during the 16 Days of Activism but throughout the year.”

This was KZN MEC for Sports and Recreation Ntombikayise Sibhidla-Saphetha’s message at the 16 Days of Activism Against Women and Children launch, held at the iLembe Auditorium on Monday.

Sibhidla-Saphetha addressed hundreds of elderly citizens.

The official launch began with a visit to the homes of two raped victims from New Guelderland and Madundube.

Sibhidla-Saphetha was accompanied by iLembe mayor Welcome Mdabe, deputy mayor DollyShandu,KwaDukuzamayorRicardo Mthembu and KZN co-operative governance and traditional affairs (COGTA) head of department Nonhlanhla Qoboshiyane.

The first visit was to a 29-year-old disabled woman from New Guelderland who was repeatedly raped by her 40 year-old relative. The delegation heard that the rapist threatened the family forcing them to withdraw the charges.

However, they could not as it was already at regional court level.

It was officially pens down for thousands of mat­ ric pupils around the country as they wrapped up their English paper three on Monday.

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Visiting the New Guelderland rape survivor’s home from left are: iLembe mayor Welcome Mdabe, investigating officer Christina Subraylu, KwaDukuza mayor Ricardo Mthembu, COGTA HOD Nonhlanhla Qoboshiyane and the rape survivor’s mother Puplie Ranburn.

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zens who are raped and abused will de­ crease.

“Let us bring back the spirit of Ubuntu.

Losingonepersonislikelosinganation.Gov­ ernment can do everything for the commu­ nity but it cannot succeed if there isn’t any­ body to work with.”

Sibhidla­Saphetha added that parents should continue to instil self­discipline amongst children as there is no greater edu­ cation than respect.

She said there were many governmental programmes aimed at fighting the abuse of elderly citizens. Sibhidla­Saphetha encour­

aged the elderly to exercise so that they can maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Three non­governmental organisations Umvini wokuphila, Nduduzweni and Multi­ skills each received a cheque worth R2000.

“The money that is being handed over here was made from selling these white rib­ bons. It’s not a lot but it will definitely add valuetothelivesofsomeofourpeople”,said Mthembu. iLembe District Municipality will contin­ ue with their gender violence awareness campaigns around the district until the end of the 16 days.

KwaDukuza SAPS Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) investigating officer Christina Subraylu, who was present during the visit, said they were not happy with the sentence the rapist received.

She said the rapist who impregnated the 29­year­old was handed a 10 year suspend­ ed sentence despite the fact that there was DNA proof that he was the father of the child.

An angry Mdabe explained that he was nothappywiththesen­ tence. He said they will make submissions to the National Prosecut­ ing Authority (NPA) so that the case is reo­ pened.

“This person made a plea bargain and he and his lawyer took ad­ vantage of an indigent family. He said he would pay R1 000 a month for mainte­ nanceandhasn’tpaida cent. We can’t allow for SEE ADVERT ON PAGE 15,16,17,18 this to happen. We must make a noise and do everything in our power.Wecannotbesi­ lent,” he said.

The second visit was to an elderly wom­ an who lives alone in Madundube and was recently raped.

NEXT TO STUDIO ONE The delegation do­ nated food parcels to 3 DAY SPECIALS the woman. It was 1/4 Chicken Tikka with Chips + Roti Large “Something fishy” heard that the suspect (No choice of Pieces) Hake had been arrested and & is yet to appear in court.

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UNDUMBILISAPS arrestedtwosuspectslastWednes“She was married to my brother and I have never heard day following the ‘brutal’ murder of a 54-year-old anything about her being a ‘witch’. I hope the murderers woman who was shot and burnt inside her house in will receive a hefty sentence because this woman played a Emankenganeni Reserve, Sundumbili recently. big role in this family.

The incident occurred in the presence of Isabel Nathi “She still had a lot to accomplish. We had suspected that Dludla’s two grandchildren who are both five-years-old. themurdererscouldhavebeenfromthefamilyastheyknew According to family member Velaphi Dludla one of the that she was the only adult in the house.” five-year-old twins was shot in the chest and is recovering Dludla said that this was the first time such an incident at Stanger Hospital. Dludla said the family is still shocked had occurred in Emankangeni. by the murder which came after Isabel’s one-month-old He said one of the suspects is the father of the one-monthgranddaughter passed away. old baby and was married to Isabel’s daughter.

“After we buried the one-month-old baby, we heard ruSundumbili SAPS spokesperson Lieutenant Gideon mours that Isabel had bewitched the baby.

Mthethwa congratulated the investigating officer for the “Before we knew it, we found the two children crying and swift arrest. telling us about seeing their grandmother being shot and Nkululeko Mthembu (28) and Ziba Mthembu (35) were burnt. According to the children they saw two men who charged with murder, attempted murder and arson during called themselves policemen,” he said. their first appearance in the Nyoni Magistrate Court where “They said after their granny was shot, she told them to they were denied bail on Monday. get out of the house which was then burnt. We are happy According to Mthethwa they were found in possession that the police have arrested the two men who confessed to of two unlicensed firearms, a 9mm pistol and a 7.65 pistol killing Isabel.” with five rounds of ammunition believed to be used in the Dludla described Isabel as kind and loving. He said he attack.

Hesaidtherecoveredfirearmswillbetaken for ballistic testing to ascertain if they were used to commit the crime.

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NOTHANDO NDLOVU A 12-year-old Glenhills Secondary School pupil now fears going to school after he was ‘viciously’ beaten and robbed at the school last week.

According to the father, who spoke on the conditionofanonymity,itwasnotthefirsttime that the pupil had been bullied at school.

“Two weeks ago a bunch of older boys took him from the classroom while the teacher was not in class, shoved his face in the toilet and then took all his money.

“AsaparentIfeltlikekillingalltheboys who traumatisedmyson.However,Iamhappythat justice has taken its course. He is not sleeping and not eating properly because of this incident,” he said.

According to his mother, the boy has been emotionally affected which has made him reserved and quiet.

KwaDukuza SAPS have since arrested four suspects for allegedly assaulting the pupil.

The four appeared at KwaDukuza Magistrate’s Court on Monday and will appear again on Thursday.

According to Glenhills principal Chicks Budhram the matter was not reported to the teachers immediately.

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HE 2013 Innovatech Summer Fair, hosted by Child Welfare SA­Mandeni was officially launched at the Mandeni Youth Centre last Wednesday.

Welfare officials, industrialist, business, com­ merce and Mandeni mayor Sphesihle Zulu attended the launch where the fair programme was introduced and pledges for sponsorships were collected.

Major sponsor, Innovatech International Solu­ tions injected R50 000 towards the event thus dub­ bing the event the “Innovatech Summer Fair 2013”.

Director of Innovatech Prinasen Dhaver also pledged to increase the sponsorship in the future and assist with other aspects of the event.

President of the welfare Dolly Soobramoney said she is looking forward to the inaugural Summer Fair.

She added special thanks must go to Dhaver for his generosity.

“Wedidnothavetogooutlookingforamainspon­ sor. Dhaver came to us. Last year Dhaver also pledged R25 000 into the society.”

Soobramoney also acknowledged Zulu and the Mandeni Municipality for partnering with the society and playing a major role in the success of the fair.

Zulu in his address commended Child Welfare SA­ Mandenifortheexcellentworktheydointhecommu­ nity.“Forthis,Iwanttoextendmythanksandappreci­ ation to them and will always offer our assistance.”

The three­day Summer Fair will take place from Friday, 6 December until Sunday, 8 December at the Sappi Grounds (next to the Sappi Tugela Mill).

For stalls, including food, contact Dolly Soobra­ money on 073 168 1803 or 032 456 2184, Molly Reddy on 082 920 3520 or Ivan Naicker on 083 548 9008.

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Tips on being a Good Landlord SANJITH HANUMMAN

Financial Cents IN these difficult financial times one can­ not go by the income they receive from the salaries paid by their employer. Other means of income become necessary.

With the many job cuts experience in the country people are losing their jobs.

Familiesaregrowinginsizeandmuchmore is required of a breadwinner. This is where letting out your house or outbuilding be­ comes an option.

Starting a property management com­

pany is a tough business, plain and simple.

Landlords deal with the problems of tenants who call to complain constantly, tenants who don’t pay their rent, and sometimes endless and very costly repairs.

Buying rental property and becoming a landlord comes with a lot of stress and re­ sponsibilities, and all of these things can turn a well­meaning property owner into an arrogant landlord.

As a landlord, it’s easy to start viewing tenants as cash cows and money making machines, instead of building a lasting landlord/tenant relationship. But creating a good connection with your tenants and marketing yourself as a great landlord has numerous benefits. It will make working with your tenant on fixing repairs and showing the property to prospective new tenants at the end of a lease go smoother, and your tenants are more likely to renew – possibly even with a rent increase.

Here are some tips to becoming a great landlord:­ Customise the lease ­ You can get a

standard lease form at most stationery stores like CNA or Waltons.

This will cover basic things like rent, secu­ rity deposit costs and any legal tenant rights. Use these basic documents as the framework for your own lease. Add in any special rules you have for the property.

Use as much detail as possible and in­ clude everything from late payment fees to maintenance responsibility and ten­ ant’s behaviour. A clear cut lease will re­ duce friction.

Knowthe laws­Eachcountryhasaland­ lordandtenantactthatcoversrent,securi­ ty deposits, landlord and tenant obliga­ tions, tenant’s rights, and evictions. You can get a copy from the Department of Housing website. Get to know these laws well. Violating a tenant’s rights will lead to an unhappy tenant, and at worst, land you in civil court.

Make those Repairs ­ When a tenant calls with repairs, set up a time to inspect the damage. If the repair doesn’t fall into the emergency category, set up a time that

works best for the tenant. Tenants will re­ spect you more if you let them know ahead of time when you plan to stop by.

Once you inspect the damage, schedule the repair immediately.

Keep the lines of communication open ­ While you do not want your tenant harassing you at home or calling you at all hours of the day, you do not want to cut yourself off from your tenant completely.

Tenants feel more at ease when they know how to get in touch with their land­ lord. When a tenant moves in, give them your business number right away. Better yet, include an email address where the tenant can reach you.

This will cut down on the amount of after­hours calls you get and help you keep a written record of communication be­ tween you and your tenant.

Respect the tenant’s privacy ­ Tenants want their privacy. In fact, several countries require that you give a tenant notice before you enter the rental property.

You certainly shouldn’t abandon the

rental property altogether, especially if you suspect the tenant may have caused dam­ age, but let the tenant know ahead of time when you plan to stop in.

Listentothetenant’sconcerns­Every property management company deals with the odd nosy neighbour, overly con­ cerned tenant, or cranky complainer, but most tenants won’t contact the landlord until they feel they have to.

When you get a call from a tenant, listen to his concerns and do the best you can to make him feel like you addressed them.

Granted, you cannot do anything about the neighbour’s lawn if that neighbour isn’t your tenant, but you can mediate a dispute between two of your own tenants. If you can do something about the problem, tell the tenant you will address it.

Final Word There doesn’t have to be a huge divide be­ tween leaser and leasee. By taking some of these tips into consideration, you can make sure that you’re an attentive, proac­ tive and understanding landlord.

Training Centre turns 30

November 29, 2013

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Aiming to harness independent and successful individuals

MERVYN KRISHNA

School principal Kishore Hira, Pravin Sham, Se­ nior Manager: Special Needs (Department of Education) N Bridglall and governing body chairperson T Kisten

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TANGER Training Centre celebratedits30thanniversarywith a grand banquet on Saturday, 16 November at the centre.

In 1981 the Durban Mental Health Society had, as its social worker servingtheKwaDukuzaarea,KarthyAvanasigam. She identified the need to establish a branch of the society in the area.

This was also recognised by interested members of the public.

Atameetingforparentsofintellectually-challenged children, parents spoke of the difficulties they experiencedinmakingtheirchildrenasselfsufficient as possible.

It was agreed that a KwaDukuza branch of the society be formed.

Sitha Bodasing was elected chairperson, KK Moodley the secretary and Pravin Sham served as treasurer.

After four months, Bodasing resigned and Sham served as chairperson of the board of management for 25 years.

In January 1982, they began operating a care centre.

Hawa Moorad was appointed as the teacher at a salary of R40 per month. Each of the committee members contributed R10 per month and the school operated on a budget of R90 per month.

Afterhavingappliedtothedirector of education in 1982 to have the school officially recognised, they

PHOTO: MERVYN KRISH­ NA

were granted school status on April 1, 1983.

Andy Chetty was appointed as the first principal with Dharam Mathura as assistant teacher.

Moorad became the first home mother. The centre then moved from the Child Welfare to Ashram Primary School. In 1985, land was identified in Lot 14 to build a proper special

needs school.

Adeedofsalewassignedon21August1986andthepropertywastransferred on 9 October 1986.

Over the years the centre has evolved into a highly specialised unit catering for the social, educational and vocational improvement of children with a moderate to severe mental disability.

Prepaid water meters for KwaDukuza At the commu­ nity meeting from left are ward 19 (CBD) councillor San­ deep Oudhram, iLembe District Municipality speaker Thoko­ zani Msweli and iLembe mayor Wel­ come Mdabe

WEEKLY REPORTER KWADUKUZA residents will soon be able to buy prepaid water.

This “exciting news” was revealed by iLembe District Municipality mayor Welcome Mdabe at a community meeting for KwaDukuza residents in wards 16, 17 and 19 at the KwaDukuza Town Hall recently.

The meeting was aimed at introducing the municipality’s new prepaid metering system to the residents.

Talking about how much the resident’s debt cripplestheoperationsofthemunicipality,Mdabe said the new metering system would enable water consumers to pay particular attention to their consumption.

“If this carries on (non-payment) you will all be sinking into debt and iLembe won’t be able to perform its mandate. We have people in other parts of the district that are drinking water with animals and if this goes on they will never have this basic service. This can’t go on,” said Mdabe.

He added that more than R5 million was owed to iLembe by residents in ward 16, more than R8 million in ward 17 and more than R10 million in ward 19.

He said the new meters will be fitted with a ‘smart’ device and consumers will then buy prepaid water from vendors like they do with electricity.

Residents will be able to punch in the numbers on their vouchers into a keypad inside their home and water will flow instantly.

“Once the water you purchased runs out the device will shut down and water will stop flowing immediately. This way you will be able to include water in your household budget. The crux of the matter is we cannot bring water from the river as it is to you. It has to be purified and clean, portable water costs money.

Mdabe said households would be dealt with individuallyasfaraswritingoffdebtswereconcerned. “We are asking individuals to come forward and talk to us. If you present your case in such a way that requires us to write-off your debt, we will do so,” he said.

A door to door campaign will be held soon before the new meters are installed with volunteers visiting households to obtain information about the occupants as well as the old meter.

“The purpose of the door to door visit is to find your household’s category. We need to know if you are indigent or affluent. Indigent’s get 10 kilolitres of free water and those earning aboveR3500getsixkilolitres.Weneedtoknow if your resident is a back room or a stand-alone property. With regards to people staying in flats, it’ll be up to landlords to decide if they want bulk meters or individual meters. We will need to see a lease agreement or a title deed depending on whether you are renting or owning the property.” .

With an initial pupil population, the enrollment is currently 232 with many on the waiting list.

School principal, Kishore Hira said: “Unlike mainstream schools that focus primarily on academic progress of learners, the Stanger Training Centre is functionally orientated with the aim of training/teaching pupils to be independent in the ar-

eas of personal management, play, work and socialisation with the ultimate goal of preparing each learner for successful future employment in either sheltered workshops or the open labour market.”

Hira also congratulated and thanked every member of staff, both past and present for their contributions to what the school has achieved.

ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY INVITATION TO BID

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: REVIEW OF iLEMBE SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK (SDF) – 2013/2014 PD/06/2013 The iLembe District Municipality hereby gives notice of its intent to review its (SDF) iLembe Spatial Development Framework for its entire area. The SDF is intended to provide a clear direction for the management of development, the desired spatial goal and development pattern, including the Land Use Management System and implementation strategies and programmes for economic growth in the region.

Proposals are hereby invited from suitably qualified and experienced Service Providers to carry out the necessary investigation and obtain the necessary approval from Council. Service Providers must be sufficiently experienced and comprising of a competent team of professionals, with competencies in the following: Town and Regional Planning, GIS, Environmental management, Transport Planning, Facilitation, Project Management, Report writing, Administrative support, Knowledge of the PDA, MSA, any other Planning Legislation and research skills.

Bid Specification Documents together with the bid drawings will be available from Thursday, 28 November 2013 from the offices of the Cashier at iLembe District Municipality, iLembe House, 59/61 Mahatma Gandhi Street, KwaDukuza, upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R 300.00 until the 6 December 2013 at 9h00. Bid documents will NOT be available at the site inspection meeting.

A COMPULSORY BRIEFING SESSION will be held at 10H00 on 6 December 2013 at iLembe District Municipality Umhlali Offices, 16 Old Main Road, uMhlali.

Failure to obtain a Bid Specification Document and non-attendance of the briefing session will result in the immediate disqualification of your bid. Bids may only be submitted on the bid specification documentation provided by the Municipality.

Proposals including financial implications must be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly endorsed “PD/06/2013: Review of the iLembe Spatial Development Framework”, and deposited into the Bid Box situated at the Reception Area, Ground Floor of Technical Services Building, No. 12 Haysom Road, KWADUKUZA by no later than 12 NOON on Monday, 17 December 2013 where they will be opened in public. The name and address of the bidder must be clearly written on the envelope. Bids shall be valid for a period of 90 days.

All Bidders must submit valid and original Tax Clearance Certificate from SARS confirming that the Bidders Tax matters are in order ora they must give authority to iLembe District Municipality to obtain information from SARS regarding their Tax matters. Any bid that does not comply with the advert will be rejected and will not be considered.

All bid enquiries regarding this notice may be directed to the Planning Unit – Mr. L Mncube on 032 – 947 9801 or Mr. A Meintjes on 032 947 9820.

Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of iLembe District Municipality’s Supply Chain Management Policy in two stages. First stage of evaluation is functionality and the second stage being the 80/20 preference point scoring system. Only bidders who score the required minimum threshold on functionality criteria will qualify for the second stage of evaluation. iLembe District Municipality subscribes to the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No. 5 of 2000.

ILembe District Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the bids and reserves the right to accept the whole or part of the bid.

MR. M MADLALA MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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New offices for Mandeni SAPS

WEEKLY

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From left: Lieu­ tenant Colonel VK Govender, Brigadier Bongi­ we Sithole and Ansy Paroni (M Projects).

PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVU

AFTERworkingformanyyearsinanon­conduciveenvi­ ronment, Mandeni SAPS park homes were officially handed over to staff members on Friday.

The park homes were commission by the SAPS na­ tional office.

Speaking at the handover, station commander Lieutenant Colonel VK Govender said he was excited about the new development as they previously worked in a cramped environment.

“Thanks for identifying Mandeni as one of the sta­ tions that needed the offices.”

Govender also thanked the Mandeni municipal

manager for his support.

TheWeeklylearntthatthemunicipalityhelpedwith excavating and levelling of the grounds.

Acting cluster commander Brigadier Bongiwe Sit­ hole said it was embarrassing to have buildings that are not conducive for work.

She also asked that policemen respect their job.

“Even though we have limited resources but work has to be done with honesty as the community trusts us. I am proud of the station commander for his hard work.”

Sithole urged the SAPS members to continue work­ ing hard even after the station commander retires.

“Team work must continue even when he is gone.”

SKILLS for the community Practical social responsibility SHANNON HOPKINS

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OCAL service provider Sembcorp Siza Water sponsored a masonry course last week for 12 community members from various wards.

The students – aged 20 to 41 – were instructed in brick laying skills through learning centre Kuyakhanya and Inchanga FET College over three weeks. The training forms the first level to a national certificate in building civil construction.

The course took place at the crèche facility in Shakashead previously known as Noah.

“They will now have a skill worthwhile of putting on their CV’s, and which will help them to get jobs in the construction industry,” said course facilitator Thula Zondi. Two students were picked from Wards of Etete, Nkobongo, Shakashead and Shayamoya. Tessa Duane and Thula Zondi started Kuyakhanya in 2010 and run the centre as a mobile enterprise.

“We hope the course will make a difference in each of their lives. Siza has been very generous,” said Duane.

Siza Water say they are proud of their social responsibility contributions, and try hard to help the North Coast community.

ANC Greater KwaDukuza Region

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Siza Water di­ rector Shyam Misra, Kuyakh­ anya’s Tessa Duane, coun­ cillor Njabulo Mbonambi Si­ za Water’s Khosi Mathen­ jwa, councillor John Pahla, Kuyakhanya’s Wiseman Dlamini and Thula Zondi from with the masonry stu­ dents.

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9

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1699

D.Lite / Blossom 1kg

99 Nutriday 6X100g

799

Goldi Whole Chicken 1.6kg

Yardley English Blazer 125ml

1999

Fair Value Milk 2lt

Sunlight Laundry 500g

5999

Clover cheese 900g

?99 99

95

Rainbow leg quarters 5kg

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Bokomo Corn Flakes 1kg

699

17

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Colgate Tooth Paste 100ml

Ultramel Custard 1lt

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Liqui Fruit 2lt

Sunlight Washing Powder 2kg

Target Mortein 2X300ml

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3799

Infacare 400g

Johnson Baby Powder 500g

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Huggies Wet Wipes 72’s

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4899 6299 8399 1299 White Star 10kg

Sasko Cake Flour 10kg

Huletts White Sugar

549

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• Sunfoil Cooking Oil 5lt • Nyala Maize Meal 25kg • Golden Delight Rice 20kg • Super Sure Cake Flour 10kg • Royal White Brown Sugar 10kg • Golden Ribbon Sugar Beans 5kg

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Bakers Choice Assorted Biscuits 2kg

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299

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Hugos Jam 900g

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Spookies 12 x 50g

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Rama Original 30 x 500g

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Trinco Tea Bags 12 x 26’s

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KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY

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Stanger Hospital notice STANGER Hospital’s HAST team will be bringing services to the people of KwaDukuza and commemorating World AIDS Day in December. The hospital will be running a campaign called “I love myself enough to test for HIV and TB”. All KwaDukuza residents are invited to access the following services – HIV counselling and testing (HTC), TB screening, Cervical Cancer Screening ( Pap Smear), Medical Male Circumcision (MMC), Family Planning, Pregnancy Screening, BP and Suger monitoring on Friday, 29 November at the Town Hall supper room from 9am until 2pm.

VACANCIES The KwaDukuza Municipality situated on the Kwa-Zulu Natal North Coast, seeks to fill the following positions and accordingly invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced applicants for appointment to the position as indicated. Please note that the post title and post identification number (KDM.) MUST be indicated on your application form obtainable from the KwaDukuza Municipality’s website which MUST be accompanied by certified copies of your qualifications, identity document and driver’s licence where applicable.

Applicants are also advised to ensure that their applications address the selection criteria in terms of qualifications, experience and any other requirements as set out in the relevant advertisement as shortlisting will be based on these selection criteria.

FINANCE DIRECTORATE KDMFB 09: 2 X SUB ACCOUNTANTS (ASSETS MANAGEMENT) (TASK GRADE 10: 150 356.64 – R195 162.24 p.a.)

Requirements: An appropriate National Diploma / Degree in Accounting or related field at an NQF level 5/6; Computer literate (MS Word & Excel); Code B/08 driver’s license & 1 year relevant experience in assets management field. Must have knowledge of MFMA and National Treasury Assets Management Guideline.

Duties: Assist the Accountant with development and maintenance of an efficient and effective asset control environment. Ensure that all departments comply with Council’s Assets Management Policy. Monitor and ensure proper risk management of assets. Maintenance and update the asset register. Reconcile the asset register with other registers and general ledger.

Conduct physical verification and spot – checks. Prepare relevant asset management monthly reconciliations. Ensure that all movable assets are bar coded. Respond to all asset management related queries. Ensure adherence to all applicable prescripts, procedures and regulations.

Gifts for KwaDukuza Primary pupils

KDMFA 07: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (SUPPORT SERVICES) (TASK GRADE 6: 87 136.68 – R113 120.52 p.a.)

NOTHANDO NDLOVU

Requirements: Gr.12 at an NQF level 4; Computer literate (MS Word, Excel & Internet) 3 years Administrative/ Secretarial experience within a large corporate organization.

IT was a day of fun and joy for KwaDukuza Primary school pupils who received school shoes from Lotus FM who also broadcasted live from 10am to 12pm at the school quad on Tuesday.

School principal Thotha Sahadev said he was excited by the fact that the school was chosen out of many schools in the country.

“We are thankful for the magnanimous donation. It was very generous of them to donate 1081 pairs of shoes. We welcome the donation considering the poor background of most of these children.”

Sahadev said it was the first time the school has received such a large donation during its 55 years of existence and operation. “Our children will always remember and look up to Lotus FM for their love and gift.”

KwaDukuza Primary School was chosen amongst various schools in South Africa. The school was chosen as there are many children from underprivileged backgrounds at the school. The pupils received a chance to sing songs and various teachers were interviewed.

The shoe donation was done as part of the annualWarmHeartCampaignbytheradiostation. The station has about 471 000 listeners.

Duties: Provides administration support in attending to the specific office support/ clerical activities associated with the preparation typing, photocopying, safe keeping and retrieval of documents. Attends to preparation of documents, correspondences and reports using word processing applications and providing general office support to enable accomplishment of specific requirements or instructions.

MUNICIPAL FINANCE MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME, MFMIP (x5 Positions) TWO-YEAR CONTRACT Remuneration: Between R80000 – R92000. (All inclusive and dependent on year of internship) Internship overview: The MFMIP is a structured professional training and work experience programme with the goal of providing high quality training and practical exposure in all aspects of a Municipal Budget and Treasury Office which is governed by the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003 and the underlying reforms.

The intern will sign an internship agreement which is in addition to the employment contract.

The effect of the agreement is to ensure commitment to the programme which require, amongst other, full participation in the educational and workplace assignments and observance of policies and procedures over the full two-year period. Candidates will be subjected to a rigorous testing and selection process and MUST meet the minimum prescribed requirements.

Requirements (minimum): a three-year Bachelors Degree or National Diploma with Accounting, Economics, or Finance as major subjects. Risk Management and/or Auditing as non-major subjects would be advantageous. Candidates must be between the ages of 21 and 35 and have not previously participated in an Internship Programme.

Mhlali Zondi, Abby Ramootheeth, Christine Shanmagum with their new shoes.

Duties include, as a minimum, the following: * Assist in the preparation of multi ear annual budgets * Assist in monitoring budgetary expenditure and income against monthly actuals * Prepare monthly returns to National and Provincial Treasury, Statistics SA and other external government agencies/departments * Prepare monthly budgetary reports to Council and Portfolio Committees * Assist in the preparation of Annual Financial Statements * Assist in the maintenance and record keeping of assets * Assist in ensuring compliance with the Municipal Finance Management Act, No. 56 of 2003, and other relevant legislation, including Supply Chain Management PLEASE NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PROOF OF RESIDENCE IN THE FORM OF A LETTER FROM THE KWADUKUZA WARD COUNCILLOR. PLEASE NOTE Applications are to be addressed to the Municipal Manager, KwaDukuza Municipality, P.O. Box 72, KwaDukuza, 4450 for attention the Human Resources Department, and may be posted or hand delivered. (Note that hand delivered applications must be handed to the H.R. Officer/ Clerk in the Human Resources Offices, First Floor, Whitehouse Centre, Chief Albert Luthuli Street, KwaDukuza). For enquiries please call el. No. 032 437 5000/136. . The Closing date and time is Tuesday 10 December 2013 at 12H00, or hand delivered.

Applications will be accepted after the closing date and time.

Please DO NOT fax or e-mail applications. Please also NOTE THAT APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED ON KWADUKUZA MUNICIPALITY APPLICATION FORM WHICH IS OBTAINABLE ON THE MUNICIPALITY WEBSITEwww.kwadukuzamunicipality.gov.za) KwaDukuza Municipality adheres to the National Employment Equity Strategy. Post levels are subject to conversion according to the TASK Job Evaluation system. Further communication will only be with shortlisted candidates, such shortlist being confined to he candidates that best meet the requirements according to the information supplied in their CV. Candidates not contacted within 3 months of the closing date may consider their applications unsuccessful.

Council reserves the right not to appoint.

PHOTOS: NOTHANDO NDLOVU

Kerisha Govender, Sthabile Shandu, Nikisha Maharaj, and Roberta Govender.

N. J. MDAKANE MUNICIPAL MANAGER MN 296/2013

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my people GROW

>> Local gardening initiative is so successful it will be extended provincially

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PILOT project to feed rural schoolchildren in iLembe District has been so successful that it is going to be extended to the rest of the province in January.

“It is going extremely well and is going to change rural poverty,” said Mike Newton, the head of economic development at Enterprise iLembe, the Economic Development Agency of iLembe District Municipality.

The flagship project, which began in January, has already provided fresh, high-quality lunches to more than 155 000 children in some 400 rural primary, secondary and special schools in the region.

The children live in some of the poorest communities in the province, and the welcome vegetable meal enables them to concentrate on their studies.

As well as feeding children, the Schools Nutrition Programme is also providing a much-needed income for the 500-plus farmers and helpers - more than 1 000 in total - who are already growing the vegetables.

That number will increase as further farmers are identified.

Hundreds of tons of vegetables -butternut, cabbage, spinach, green beans, tomatoes and onions - have already been grown for schools by the farmers in co-operatives in the four main areas of the region: Ndwedwe, Maphumulo, Mandeni and KwaDukuza.

“It is working like a charm and there are certain co-operatives that have already got more than R50 000 in their bank accounts,” said Cllr.

S.W. Mdabe, Mayor of iLembe District Municipality. He said the project is achieving its aim of turning subsistence farmers into commercial farmers.

As a result, the project received recognition at the Municipality Excellence Awards in 2013 in addition to scooping the Best Community Project Award for the iLembe Vineyards and Co-operative Winery.

The project is being run by the local economic development agency, Enterprise iLembe, a district municipal entity.

It was selected by the provincial Department of Education as it has the most advanced development agency in the province.

PHOTO: SUPPLIED

An Enterprise iLembe veggie project will be going provincial next year.

Enterprise iLembe called in the experts from Sigma International, a Durban-based management consultancy, which specialises in implementation to assist with the roll-out of the project.

Newton said that after he addressed the KZN cabinet on the progress of the scheme, it was decided to roll it out in the other 10 district municipalities throughout the province, starting in January.

That will extend the programme to some two million school children in more than 5 000 schools.

Several provincial government departments are involved in the

project. These include the Department of Agriculture, which provided the original vegetable seeds, and the Department of Economic Development and Tourism.

The Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs has also actively participated.

Mr. Zakhele Gumede, the Acting Chief Executive of Enterprise iLembe, says he is thrilled at the way the project has unfolded and is delighted that every district in the province will also be able to benefit from next year.

“It was really started from virgin territory and is enriching the lives of

so many people,” he said.

“There are a lot of new farmers involved and a lot of younger people coming in too.

“It is quite satisfying.”

Some of the seeds are grown in Dube Tradeport’s Agrizone and then the plants are grown on land cultivated by the farming co-operatives.

The vegetables are then transported by Enterprise Ilembe to agricultural hubs-cold storage facilitieswhere 22 people have already got temporary jobs.

The vegetables are packed into the correct amounts for each school and are collected by service provid-

ers who distribute them to the schools.

The meals are prepared by dedicated food handlers.

Enterprise Ilembe has also trained the farmers in such skills as preparing invoices, as well as the procedures in what to do to become suppliers for the school’s nutrition programme.

A spin-off is that the farmers’ excess vegetables are now being sold to other customers, and the Gooderson Hotel Group is one of the commercial customers to sign up for the locally-grown vegetables.

A gift of love for Prince George NOTHANDO NDLOVU KWADUKUZA’S world renowned Tambuti wood craftsman Kuber Eadhev Singh is sending a handcrafted chair which has been upholstered with genuine leather and French polished to England’s Prince George which is expected to arrive before Christmas.

Singh, who has sent various hand crafted gifts to former South African presidents Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki, King Goodwill Zwelithini, former US presidents George bush, Ronald Reagan and many others says he loves giving.

“It comes naturally. I do not pick and choose,” he said.

“I started working on the chair in August and told myself I would make it as a labour of love. I want that love to be visible. I am continuing with the family tradition of making handcrafted furniture for the British Royals fromTambutiwoodthatgoesbackfor many years. I have hand crafted the chair especially for baby Prince George,” he explained.

“The chair has been upholstered with genuine leather, French pol-

ished however, not varnished or stained,” he continued.

“My father’s family had royal links to the Royal Singh family of Agra.”

He took over his father’s business after he passed away in 1972.

AccordingtoSingh,hisfather,who was also a craftsman, went to Ntambanana in Northern KZN during the Second World War to look for wood that would make the best furniture.

He came across the Tambuti tree, an indigenous tree which is still used to manufacture furniture.

“My father stopped using Beech wood, walnut, ash wood in the Second World War as the shipping trade was disrupted and such wood was no longer imported.

“This was when he made an expedition in to Zululand looking for indigenous trees that he could cut and make furniture.

In 1956 he moved from Westville to KwaDukuza where he works with wood cut from Tugela and Ntambanana. The Tambuti tree is about 400500 years old.

According to Singh his two sons enjoy hand crafting and will continue with the business even in his passing.

Kuber Eadhev Singh carries the chair which will be sent to Prince George.

PHOTO: NOTHANDO NDLOVU

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Being off balance doesn't feel good. Feeling as though you might topple over at any time is neither safe nor comfortable. One of the reasons yoga has grown dramatically in popularity, is that it helps you to feel harmonious, integrated and complete. Yoga unwinds you, moving you from a bound -up , contracted way of existing to a more easy going, free flowing way of inter-relating.

A regular practice of yoga, offers all kinds of mental and physical health benefits. It will develop awareness of your body's habitual holding patterns.

Your weak areas will grow stronger, your tight areas will become more flexible. General vitality and energy levels will improve as you unwind your body and mind and you’ll drop into relaxation more easily.

The principals of yoga: THE POSTURES They re-balance the body giving you a work out with added bonus of a work-in. Focusing on muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments and visceral organs as well as improve your overall health as you increase the efficiency of all the systems in your body.

THE BREATH The essence of yoga lies in the breath. Your breath is the thread that unites your body and mind. Conscious breathing with each posture will draw your mind to the present moment. Good breathing is reassuring, soothing and healing.

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REGULAR EXERCISE, adjustments increase immunity >> “When we are happy, our bodies heal faster”

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Exercise helps build immunity.

RECENT studies show that regular exercise as well as being adjusted (joints re­aligned by your Chiropractor) increase your bodies ability to fight off illness. How? When we exercise, we sweat, we breathe stronger and better, and the body is con­ stantly releasing endorphins (good chemi­ cals that help to reduce our pain and make us feel better). This results in our circulation being optimal. Here, the body is able to fight off any bacteria and viruses, thereby, main­ taining a constantly well­oxygenated flow of blood. Basically, more “good” cells are produced and these fight off all the “bad” and unwanted cells in the body.

We are not meant to be SEDENTARY in­ dividuals. Those who live sedentary lives, in other words, those who DO NOT EXERCISE, are OVERWEIGHT, move slowly and lazily, always NEGATIVE, SAD AND DEPRESSED, have been found to be more prone to CHRONIC illnesses, with intense PAIN, and

SUFFERING. REGULAR EXERCISE reduces chances of developing TB, cancer, heart disease, diabe­ tes, cholesterol irregularities, osteoarthritis as well as other degenerative conditions. A brisk walk or jog 3 or 4 times a week for up to 30min will reduce your chances of devel­ oping illnesss.

Also, studies have shown that if your joints are aligned by your chiropractor, regu­ larly, that this will increase the amount of “fighter” and “helper” cells released into the blood, which increases your immunity. In a study; people who were ill with the common cold, but were adjusted regularly, had their cold and flu symptoms disappear FASTER than those who were NOT treated by a Chi­ ropractor. Those who had fever and cold were better in approximately two days, when adjusted, as compared to up to two weeks of healing time for those who were NOTadjusted.Kindlynotethatthisdoesnot

mean that if YOU “click your bones” yourself that you will get better or increase your im­ munity faster.

Self­clicking will increase your chances of developing conditions of degenerations such as osteoarthritis as well as create other complications.

When we exercise, and Look after our bodies by getting regular check­ups done, our bodies are healthy. Exercise will increase our confidence, reduce stress and heal the body. When we are happy, our bodies heal faster.

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Allergies in CHILDREN Understanding allergies and to reduce symptoms WHAT IS AN ALLERGY? An allergy is an overreaction of the immune system to a substance that's harmless to most people. But in some­ one with an allergy, the body's immune system treats the substance (called an allergen) as an invader and reacts inap­ propriately, resulting in symptoms that can be anywhere from annoying to pos­ sibly harmful to the person.

In an attempt to protect the body, the immune system of the allergic per­ son produces antibodies called immuno­ globulin E (IgE). Those antibodies then cause mast cells and basophils (allergy cells in the body) to release chemicals, including histamine, into the blood­ stream to defend against the allergen "invader."

It's the release of these chemicals that causes allergic reactions, affecting a person's eyes, nose, throat, lungs, skin, or gastrointestinal tract as the body attempts to rid itself of the invad­ ing allergen. Future exposure to that same allergen (things like nuts or pollen that you can be allergic to) will trigger this allergic response again. This means every time the person eats that particu­ lar food or is exposed to that particular allergen, he or she will have an allergic reaction.

WHO GETS ALLER­ GIES? The tendency to develop allergies is often hereditary, which means it can be passed down through your genes.

However, just because you, your partner, or one of your children might have allergies doesn't mean that all of your kids will defi­ nitely get them, too.

And someone usually doesn't inherit a par­ ticular allergy, just the likelihood of having allergies.

But a few kids have allergies even if no family member is allergic. A child who is allergic to one sub­ stance is likely to be allergic to others as well.

COMMON AIR­ BORNE ALLERGENS Dust mites are one of the most common causes of allergies.

These microscopic in­ sects live all around us and feed on the millions of dead skin cells that fall off our bodies every day. Dust mites are the main allergic component of house dust, which is made up of many particles and can con­ tain things such as fabric fibers and bac­ teria, as well as mi­ croscopic animal aller­ gens.

Pollen is another major cause of aller­ gies (most people know pollen allergy as hay fever or rose fe­ ver). Trees, weeds, and grasses release these tiny particles in­ to the air to fertilise other plants. Pollen

allergies are seasonal, and the type of pollen a child is allergic to determines when symptoms will occur.

Molds, another common allergen, are fungi that thrive both indoors and out in warm, moist environments.

Pet allergens from warm­blooded

animals can cause problems for kids and parents alike Cockroaches are also a major house­ hold allergen, especially in inner cities COMMON FOOD ALLERGENS Cow's milk (or cow's milk protein).

Cow's milk protein allergy (also called

formula protein allergy) means that the infant (or child or adult) has an abnor­ mal immune system reaction to pro­ teins found in the cow's milk used to make standard baby formulas, cheeses, and other milk products.

Eggs. One of the most common food allergies in infants and young children, egg allergy can pose many challenges for parents. Because eggs are used in many of the foods kids eat — and in many cases they're "hidden" ingredients Seafood and shellfish. The proteins in seafood can cause a number of dif­ ferent types of allergic reactions.

Peanuts and tree nuts. Peanuts are one of the most severe food allergens, often causing life­threatening reactions.

OTHER COMMON ALLERGENS in­ clude insect stings, medicines, chemicals SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS The type and severity of allergy symp­ toms vary from allergy to allergy and child to child. Allergies may show up as itchy eyes or an itchy nose, sneezing, nasal congestion, throat tightness, trou­ ble breathing, and even shock (faint­ ness or passing out).

Symptoms can range from minor or major seasonal annoyances (for exam­

ple, from pollen or certain molds) to year­round problems (from allergens like dust mites or food).

For airborne allergens, symptoms in­ clude : sneezing, itchy nose and/or throat, nasal congestion, coughing For food allergens, symptoms include :itchy throat when ingesting that partic­ ular food, hives, skin rash, abdominal cramps DIAGNOSING ALLERGIES Some allergies are fairly easy to identify because the pattern of symptoms fol­ lowing exposure to certain allergens can be hard to miss. But other allergies are less obvious because they can masquer­ ade as other conditions.

There are skin testing as well as blood test that can be performed to identify allegies.

TREATING ALLERGIES There is no real cure for allergies, but it is possible to relieve symptoms, and re­ duce exposure to the allergens.

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TEAM members at Toyota South Africa Motors last week celebrated as the 1 millionth proudly South African manufactured Corolla rolled of the production line at the company's Prospecton Plant in Durban, KwaZulu­Natal. The white Toy­ ota Corolla that came off the production line last week crowns six years of successful produc­ tion in which the Corolla was produced in both left and right hand drive variants and exported to regions including Eastern and Western Europe, the Caribbean and Africa.

"It is very symbolic that the Corolla reaches this milestone now," says Dr Johan van Zyl, Pres­ ident and CEO of Toyota South Africa Motors. "It not only celebrates a very successful production run for the tenth generation world's favourite car, but it heralds the introduction of the new Corolla in 2014."

The Corolla was first introduced in South Afri­ ca in 1975 and soon became South Africa's fa­ vourite family vehicle. It has been produced at Toyota's Prospecton plant since introduction, while its local content was gradually increased and the range widened to include left and right hand drive models for various export markets.

While the 1 millionth Corolla will find pride of place next to the 1 millionth Hilux in Toyota's museum at its Sales and Marketing Head Office in Sandton the Prospecton Plant is busy prepar­ ing the manufacturing facility for the start of production of the new Corolla, which was re­ vealed at the recent Johannesburg International Motor Show in October.

"The Corolla benefitted from our R8 billion investment programme (first announced in 2008), which modernised the plant and intro­ duced a state of the art paint plant. With the new Corolla we hope to start our next round of investment and look forward to sharing this plan when our first new generation Corolla models roll off the line," says Dr Van Zyl.

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Adams Audio A Concept set to break world record

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DAMS Audio Concepts, specialists in the audio industry, is set to break the world record in the "stock advanced 2" category at the IASCA World Record event this weekend at Sibiya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom.

Rafiq Adam of Audio Concepts is excited with the results he achievedthusfar,afterspendinglong,hardhoursworkingonhiscom­ petition vehicles.

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In the annual People’s Wheels awards, initiated by Johannesburg­based publish­ ers, The Future Group, responses from ordi­ nary motorists are garnered with regard to the vehicles they drive or those that they as­ pire to drive. More than 101 400 votes and over 1 500 ownership responses were re­ ceived in the 2014 poll.

The Range Rover Evoque (already the winner of more than 130 awards globally) added yet another by winning the SUVS and Crossovers ­ Town and Country section with

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The Range Rover Sport won the Luxury Tourers section with 14.55 percent, with its stable mate the Range Rover in second spot with 12.29 percent of the votes. Peter Biven, Jaguar Land Rover South Africa’s Marketing and Communications Director says: “We’re very proud to be held in such high regard by the motoring public of South Africa and this reinforces the esteem in which Range Rover is held.

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Will be in Stanger on 30 November Clairvoyance : Crossing Over Angel : Therapy course, Readings Counselling: Bereavement, Marriage & adolescent Cleansings: Home, vehicle & business Motivational seminars & Tarot card readings

November 29, 2013 To place a notice in the “What's on” sec­ tion, email stangerweekly­ news@gmail.com or fax us on 032 552 3985. Deadline – Monday 4pm.

Items in this section will only be run twice ahead of your event and are free.

what’s on Parents of Learners taking Physical Science for 2014 are invited for a talk on how to beat the odds and succumb to the pressures of this and other subjects.

The proposed date is Saturday @ 3pm at 31 Clover Road. limited seats.

Phone to confirm your attendance ­ 032 552 1336 or 073 255 2498, ask for Nundlal Deonarain.

The Shri Sanathan Mundal, 21 Grey­ ridge Drive Stanger Heights, holds the following activities: Weekly Satsang every Tuesday between 6pm to 7:30pm, Gayatri Pooja first Tuesday, Ramayan reading last Tuesday.

Free adult scriptural classes on Thurs­ days between 6pm and 8pm.

Free Youth Classes Fridays from 4pm

to 5:30pm for further information con­ tact PRO Mrs Madhuri Sing on 082 324 3406.

The Shri Sanathan Mundal’s resi­ dent priest, Pundit K.K Mishra is available for performance of all prayers at the Mandir or at your residence.

Contact 032 551 1680 for more infor­

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The Child Welfare SA Mandeni is hosting a Summer Fair on 6,7,8 December at the Mandini Academy School Grounds (Sappi Grounds) from 11am until late.

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Abhishegum for Shanta Narshima and Radha Krishna is performed every Saturday at the Shanta Narshima Tem­ ple, 13 Centenery Road, Oceanview com­

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mencing at 2pm.

The community is invited to attend, participate in the bhajans and may make offerings to the deities.

Contact Kriyananda (032/5514795) or cell 0845514795.

The Windy Heights Sri Ram Mandir, 5 Hornbeam Drive, conducts Satsang every Tuesday at 6.30pm. All welcome.

For more information on the event call 032 551 2430.

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KWADUKUZA youngster is planning a ‘massive’ HIV/AIDS awareness event which is expected to attractN more 300 people to the KwaDukuza Recreation Grounds on Saturday, 30 November.

Sabelo Wakili of Doringkop says people can look forward to playing many fun filled games on the day as there will be five sporting activities including Juskei, Dibeka, egg and spoon races, 100m relay and five aside soccer.

“Theeventwillbemoreaboutpromotingparticipation instead of competitiveness as there are many people who want to be fit and healthy but are lazy to exercise.”

The 21-year-old said he was encouraged by hismotherwhoisanHIV/AIDScouncillortohost this event which he plans to be an annual one.

He said it is in line with World Aids Day on 1 December.

“Iwouldliketoseethiseventgrowsothatpeople from KZN, SA and even other countries can be part of it. If we can all stand up and do something about HIV/AIDS we can help reduce the spread of it.”

Wakili who matriculated at Stanger Secondary is currently doing his third year in sports management at Durban University of Technology. He said he will be working with Benevolent Sports Consultant which is a local non-profit organisation.

He will also be working with the KwaDukuza Municipalirt and local sports confederations.

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The Ilembe Department of Health will also be conducting HIV/AIDS testing on the day.

The sports fanatic said Aquelle is the main sponsors of the event however, he is still looking for more.

He thanked CMR Entertainment for offering to help with the sound equipment on the day of the event and added that sport will be the main medium to educate those who are affected by and infected with HIV/AIDS. Wakili said the event will also tackle woman and child abuse and encourage people to know their status.

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Grade D Guards with SOB, Males, Must Speak/Write English, Stanger Area only. Tel: 072 434 2692.

Indian female urgently required for an AdminClerical position.

The prospective candidates must be in possession of the following attributes: 1.25-35 years of age 2.Gr.12 Certificate 3.Excellent interpersonal skills 4.An Admin or Clerical experience Salary: R3000.00 For more info please call: 079 108 7419.

Mangete Primary School Intermediate Phase Educator required, S.G.B. post. Hand deliver CV’s to the school by 04/12/2013.

Motorspares Salesman required minimum 5 years experience, spare shop based in Tongaat. Tel: 032-944 3403/Cell: 083 386 0671.

Painter, Builder, Shop Assistant and welder for burglar guards required. Tel: 081 257 4710/032-552 2014 or call personally to Rocky Park Bottle Store.

Sales Assistant Clothing Junction is looking for a sales assistant and casuals for their store in Stanger and Tongaat, Persons with Prev 2 years Retail Clothing, Experience and a matric need only apply. Mail CV to tim@ clothingjunction.co.za.

Sec Electrical Trainee Electrician Intake For 2014 Well established electrical contracting company is inviting applications to fulfill the position as learnershipelectricians.

Successful candidates must have the following:-2 years of industrial employment in any engineering field with a flair to electrical engineering.

-Must have matric exemption with a C aggregate.

-Must have drivers l icence.

-Must have minimum S3 electrical.

-Willing to participate in the associated training programme for a period of 4 years apprenticeship under Merseta contract.

A short listed candidate will have to go through a theoretical aptitude test.

Fax CV’s to 032-551 4842 Email: neerasec@iafrica.com VEHICLE FOR SALE 1993 Uno 1.1, R11 000-00. Phone: Victor Khumalo-078 650 4070/078 076 6760.

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According to the editorial policy of Stanger Weekly we invite readers to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and we correct significant errors as soon as possible.

Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at george.claassen@ media24, or call him at 021 8513232 or 0835432471.

Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman.

In that case, please phone 011 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to 011 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za

ADVERTISING We regret we cannot accept responsibility for an incorrect insertion of an advertisement.

If errors do occur, they should be reported immediately on 0325523363 No repeat advertisement or credit will be given for small typographical errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement.

VACANCY SALES ASSISTANT Clothing Junction is looking for a sales assistant and casuals for their store in Stanger and Tongaat, Persons with Prev 2 years Retail Clothing, Experience and a matric need only apply.

Mail CV to tim@clothingjunction. co.za

HELP GROW YOUR BUSINESS Take advantage of our fantastic Christmas Special Advertising Rates Contact one of our reps today: VANESSA PILLAY OR NERESH GAYAPERSHAD ON 032 552 3363 In Loving Memory God saw you getting tired so he put his arms around you and whispered ‘Come to me’. With tearful eyes we watched y o u f a d e a w a y.

Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, hardworking hands now rest. God RAJAMBAL broke our hearts to PADAYACHEE prove to us ‘He only chose the best’!

Kindly accept this as a personal invitation to attend the 15th day Ceremony of the late Rajambal Padayachee on Tuesday, 3 December 2013 at Stanger Siva Sungum Hall, Temple Grove, service at 7pm, supper will be served at 5pm.

Sadly missed by her children, Anand, Asothi, Ansuyah, daughter-in-law Sintha, son-in-law Josh, Grandchildren: Thiloshini, Clive, Adeshini, Nolan and Camira, her great grandchildren Samara and Cameron, family and friends.

In Loving Memory We lost our brother and son, Aveer Singh. He went to heaven on 16 December 2012, our hearts are sad a n d b r o k e n because he could not stay.

Our hearts now have a hole inside, where he will always be. Because we love him oh so Aveer Singh much, our hearts will always grieve.

God put his arms around you and lifted you to rest. God’s garden must be beautiful, he always takes the best.

How sad we had to say goodbye, but we know it was for the best. Sleep softly precious Aveer in God’s Eternal Rest.

Family and friends are kindly invited to the Yearly Ceremony of the late Aveer Singh, will take place on Sunday, 1 December 2013 at 36 Sunnyvale, Sunny Park.

Sadly missed by a host of family and friends.

In Loving Memory You and your family are invited to attend the yearly ceremony of the late Mrs. L. Soondram (Mummy Aunty) of the R.A. Moodley Old Age Home, on Sunday, 1st December 2013 from 10h00 at the Sabha Hall, Mrs. L. Soondram Blaine Street, (Mummy Aunty) Stanger. Lunch 1932-2013 will be served.

Sadly missed by your family and friends.

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“I have fought the good fight, I have kept the faith, and have finished the race” Timothy 4:7-8

Dear Ma It’s only two months have gone by, and we miss you so much, losing you ma, was the most difficult thing, we have been through.

JANAKIE The day you left us ma, our hearts broke into two, and for the rest of our lives, our thoughts will dwell in you. Ma, after all you have been through, you have earned your place in heaven. Your smile is engraved in our minds, and your memories fill our hearts. How we long just a few minutes with you, just to be able to hear your voice, your laugh and to hold you one last time. We remember you every day and even more on this special day “Your Birthday”.

Goodbyes are not forever, goodbyes are not the end, they simply mean we will miss you, until we meet again, Rest in Peace Ma. Sadly missed by Mayson, Roja, Denver, Keegan, Karishma, 2 Great-Grandchildren, 2 Brothers, 3 Sisters, 3 Sisters-in-law, Family and Members of “Believers Tabernacle”.

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A well established Injection Moulding Company in Isithebe has the following vacancies - Qualified/ Semi Skilled Electricians - Qualified Fitters - Mould Fittters - Mould Repairman - Injection Moulding Setters - Raw Material Stock Controller* - Warehouse Supervisors* - Production Supervisors* - Production Foreman* - Production Clerks* - Buying Assistants* REQUIREMENTS: Applicants MUST have +/- 4 years experience in the above fields. *Must have working experience with SYSPRO Work experience in the Injection Moulding field will be an added advantage.

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zo zonke izindawo ezingaphansi kwesifunda iLembe. I-Dominion Internet Café isebenza eGroutville High School, kanti ivuleleke ngisho kumalungu omphakathi adinga ukubhala ngomshini (typing), ukusebenzisa i-internet, iprinting nokunye.

Uthe: “Ngangihlezi ngiphupha nginebhizinisi lami. Kumnandi ukuba nebhizinisi ngoba konke okwenzayo ukwenza ngesikhathi sakho kanti ngithola isikhathi esanele sokufunda.”

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ISTA’S Mobile Workshop has given Stanger and District Volleyball Association (SDVA) a huge boost after injecting R3 000 into the year-end knockout volleyball tournament.

Twelve teams will contest the Kista’s Mobile KO Cup with the winnerwaltzingawaywithR1500 and the runner-up R1 000. The third and fourth teams will collect R600 and R500 respectively.

President of SDVA, Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to Yugendrie Naidoo (CEO of Kista’s Mobile Workshop) for her

generous R3 000 sponsorship.

Newly crowned competitive league champions, Grove End have been blessed with a favourable draw, doing battle with Cool Leaders in the opening round before locking horns with Warriors Sport in the quarter-finals.

Victory for Grove End will see them lock horns with Teachers Style or Darnall Action Sporting in the semi’s.

The bottom half of the draws has been labelled the “half of death” with the top teams grouped together.

Randsons are expected to have the measure of Sunbrook in the quarters, but KSST have a tricky first round clash against social league champions, Titans. Rand-

Richard Reddy of Kista’s Mobile Workshop presents a cheque of R3 000 to SDVA competitive league co­ordinator, Aslam Randeree looking on are the staff of Kista’s Mobile (Devan Moonsamy, Vusi Mthembun and Figa Ngiba).

sonsandKSSTareexpectedtolock horns in the semi’s with the winner set to meet Grove End in the final.

The 3rd/4th playoffs and the final will take place on Tuesday, 3 December.

Meanwhile, the Sunil Pranpath Incorporated KO Cup for corporate teams gets underway tonight (Wednesday) commencing at 7pm.

Matches will be played on a knockout basis (best of three setsthe first two capped at 25 and the final set uncapped at 15). The final will take place on Wednesday, 4 December. Trophies will be awarded to the winners and runners-up at the SDVA awards banquet on 13 December.

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KwaDukuza Local Football Association­Fixtures KLFA PREMIER LEAGUE Thursday, November 28 6pm­Rocky Park vs Mtwana (Manor)

Friday, November 29 6pm­Tiger Boyz vs Thembeni United (Manor)

Dawnheights suffer humiliating 7­wickets defeat WEEKLY REPORTER

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AWNHEIGHTS Cricket Club suffered a humiliating 7-wickets defeat in their own backyard (Country Club Ground) at the hands of Amanzimtoti in a KwaZulu Natal Challenge League game played on Sunday.

Thehostslostthetossandwereaskedtobat first. Openers Vishal Choudhary and Mohamed Hoosen put on a painstaking 33-runs openingpartnershipin10oversbeforethevisitors introduced right-arm medium fast bowler Cameron Mill into the fray.

Mill was rewarded instantly after claiming the wicket of Choudhary for 9 runs. Hoosen, who appeared to have settled down nicely after a sluggish start, smashed three boundaries in his 19-runs contribution before being caught by Ross Albertyn off the bowling of Janko Hennop in the 12th over.

Adesh Bageloo was clean bowled by Hennop for a duck and Shaylin Govender was sent for an early shower without getting off the mark leaving the hosts in dire straits at 41/4.

Akshaye Juggernath and Mukal Mishra cemented the Dawnheights innings, putting on a note-worthy 30-runs partnership for the 5th wicket (71/5) before Juggernath (12) was caught by Albertyn off the bowling of Mill.

Adhil Mohan, hoping to relieve some of the matric stress, hardly spent much time at the crease after being dismissed by Mill for a solitary run. Manoj Pundit was clean bowled by Bryce van der Linde for 1 run.

With the demise of Mishra for 24, Dawnheights succumbed to 80 all out in the 34th over.

Bryce van der Linde was the destroyer-inchief for Amanzimtoti claiming 4/9 from 8 overs. He received good support from Mill (3/17 from 10 overs) and Hennop (3/38 from 10 overs) who grabbed 3-wickets apiece.

Chasing 81 runs for victory, the visitors got off to a flying start, scoring at a rate of 5 runs per over before Albertyn (9) was clean bowled

by Dawnheights skipper, Sashin Sadayan in the 5th over.

With the heavy downpour at midday, it appeared as though the “rain-gods” have heard the cries of the Dawnheights players. But, within15minutestheraindisappearedbefore the visitors returned to the crease and raced to an emphatic 7-wickets victory in 11 overs.

OpenerJamesWilson,whotop-scoredwith an unbeaten 35 runs, which included six boundaries was the pick of the Amanzimtoti batsman.HereceivedgoodsupportfromDean Hindman who scored 24 runs.

Comrades Marathon entries opened WEEKLY REPORTER ENTRIESforthe201489th editionofComrades Marathon have already opened. South Africa and the rest of the world will converge at the starting line on June 1. Thus far, 5460 people have entered and entries will close on 30 November or when 18 000 entries have been reached. Runners are urged to enter as soon as possible or risk missing out.

Comrades Marathon Associations race directorJohnVanStadensaidthatSouthAfrican athletes would pay R350 while athletes from the rest of Africa pay R550 and other international athletes pay R1800.

Entries may be submitted online via Comrades Marathon website www.comrades.com, posted to CMA office in Pietermaritzburg, P O Box 100621, Scottville, 3209 or hand delivered to CMA

Saturday, November 30 11am­Siyazama vs Citizen All Stars (Man­ or) 1pm­Young Lions vs K9 Real Celtic (Manor)

November 29, 2013 Sunday, December 1 11am­Mtwana vs Young Nation (Manor) 1pm­Junior Stars vs Beez (Manor)

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Titans win big >> Titans clinch Sanaa KO Cup WEEKLY REPORTER

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EWLY crowned Stanger and District Volleyball Association Social League champions, Titans notched up a quick double after adding the Sanaa Knockout Cup silverware to their trophy cabinet on Tuesday night after beating former champions Darnall Action Sporting in an enthralling final played at the association courts.

Titans booked their place in the final with a straight set (2-0) win against defending league champions, Teachers Style and Darnall stunned the more fancied Cool Leaders to secure their place in the final.

Titans, who have lost only 2 leaguematchesfrom21leagueappearances were all over the Darnall lads like a bad rash.

The “sugar-cane” lads watched in awe as the Titans trio of Lazarus Chetty, Nashlin Moodley and Dino Govender put points on the board with consummate ease.

Darnallweretrailing11-21and rallied back gamely, but it was a typical case of “too little, too late” resulting in them going down 1625.

Darnall returned to the courts with renewed vigour at the start of the 2nd set and looked to have the measure of the Titans outfit.

Nishendran “Niknaks” Dhaver, using his superior height advantage combined superbly with playmaker Duran Moodaly to give Darnall a 18-13 lead. Brandon “Pops” Naidoo caught the Titans rearguard flatfooted with some deft touches to extend Darnall’s lead (23-19).

With just 2-points needed to seal the 2nd set and claim a crucial 1-1 equalizer in the hope of pushing the game into a third setter, Darnall pressed the “self-destruct” mode button.

Trailing 19-23, Titans were forced into their 2nd timeout.

The 30-seconds pep-talk gave the Glehills-based Titans outfit a new lease of life.

They broke instantly after man-of-the-match, Nashlin blocked out Duran to reduce the deficit to 3-points (2023).

Darnall’s lack of experience at the death was exposed by a resilient Titans outfit.

Titans capitalized on Darnall’s lack of BMT (Big Match Temperament), forcing their opponents into a catalogue of unforced errors.

Instead of playing percentage volleyball in the hope of forcing their opponents to commitanerror,Darnall’swayward attacking resulted in Titans leveling the scores at 23-23 before advancing to match-point (2423).

Darnall’s 6th successive attempt to snatch a point (and levelthescoresat24-24)wasfoiled afterDuran’sattackfrompower was superbly blocked by Nashlin to give Titans a memorable 25-23 win and their first taste of victory in the Sanaa K.O. Cup. Meanwhile, Style’s hopes of securing a podium finish was dented after they slumped to a humiliating 17-25; 28-26; 7-15 defeatatthehandsofCoolLeaders in the 3rd/4th playoffs.

President of SDVA, Isaac Abraham expressed his sincere thanks to the Nazir Khan family for their generous R5 000 sponsorship.

Prize-money will be awarded to all social league teams at the SDVA awards banquet scheduled for Friday, December 13 at the KwaDukuza Town Hall.

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Titans Volleyball Club clinched the Sanaa K.O. Cup after beating Dar­ nall Action Sporting in straight sets (25­16; 25­23) in the final played at the association courts on Tuesday night.

VACANCY ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT (FLM) Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the above position in the Administration Department. Reporting to the Management Accountant the incumbent will be responsible for the following: Main Duties and Responsibilities: ● To provide accurate and up to date management accounting and business statistical information and support to Warehouse, Marketing, Cane Supply, Land Reform, Administration, Human Resources and Facilities departments. ● To support the Management Accountant with production and sales reports and data request to SASA ● To act as a custodian of the following, with specific regard to data integrity and timeous reporting; Budget Control, Tranquility and AS1 Financial System. ● To ensure that Capital work in progress (CWIP) for the relevant functional expenditure is in line with the company policy. ● To support the Management Accountant with Cognos Pack, Sugar files and Strategic plan including production stats and plans.

Qualifications and Experience: The successful applicant should: ● Be in possession of, or working towards a BComm or other relevant Accounting qualification. ● Be highly motivated with good managerial ability and leadership skills. ● Strong analytical skills ● Be a team-orientated person. ● Have 3 years relevant cost and management accounting experience. ● Be computer literate with advanced Excel skills. ● Be able to work independently in a pressurized environment. ● Good working knowledge of Tranquility, Data Query and Discoverer. ● Sound accounting experience and an intimate knowledge of Financial Systems is essential. ● Able to take the initiative and work with a minimum amount of supervision Applications accompanied by a detailed C.V. and proof of qualifications may be forwarded to the Human Resource Department: Please use “Assistant Management Accountant” as a reference Fax: 032 – 552 5678 or E-mail: lbrotherton@gledhow.co.za CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 4 December 2013 Should you not receive any response within one month of this closing date, please consider your application as having been unsuccessful.

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BOOST for hockey squad >> Sunil Pranpath Incorporated sponsors girls hockey WEEKLY REPOTER

under 18 cap Eleone` Engelbrecht who are expected to play a pivotal roleinMandeni’squestforhonours.

Tembelihle excelled at the KwaZulu-Natal under 18 Hockey Festival held in Pietermaritzburg last year and caught the eye of selectors, playing at left wing.

Eleone` is a naturally talented hockey star who has no fear on the field. In 2011 she was selected for Uthungulu under 18 squad and last year was an automatic choice once again for the Zululand outfit. Her ability to weave her way from the right wing into a striking position at the centre has been the hallmark of her abundant talent.

Eleone` will captain the Mandeni girls hockey outfit and was confident that they will return home with honours. In an exclusive interview with Eleone` on Saturday, she said: “My dream is to play for my country one day and I am thankful to my school for providing the platform fur us to showcase our talent in hockey”.

Other Mandeni girls expected to play a crucial role on tour include centre half, Chantelle Hurter and Maryke Hurter who excels on the left wing.

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HE Mandeni Academy girls hockey squad received a boost with the sponsorship of hoodedjackets(valuedatmorethan R4 000) by Sunil Pranpath of Sunil Pranpath Incorporated.

Coach of the Mandeni girls hockey squad Leon Engelbrecht is indebtedtoSunilPranpath(CEOofSunil Pranpath Incorporated) for his generous sponsorship and urged the business houses of KwaDukuza to come on board in sponsoring the squad with playing kits and equipment ahead of their hockey tour in 2014.

The Mandeni Academy hockey girls will do battle with Pongola Academy in Pongola in March 2014 before making the trip to Mpumalanga to take on the powerful Hendrina Combined and Kriel High Schools.

From 1 to 4 April they will participate in the hockey camp to be held inPretoria.Engelbrechtwillbehoping to use the December holidays to hone the skills of his players ahead of a tricky tour away from home.

He singled out Uthungulu under16 cap Tembelihle Mthembu and

Eleone` Engelbrecht, Chantelle Hurter and Maryke Hurter show off the new­ ly sponsored hooded jackets. Looking on are Mandeni Academy hockey coach, Leon Engelbrecht, proud sponsor Sunil Pranpath and Desigan Pillay (Mandeni Academy sports co­ordinator).

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Diego to represent KZN shot­putt MERVYN KRISHNA DIEGO Naidoo, the shot-putt star of Darnall Primary School was recently selected to represent KwaZulu-Natal at the South African Championship in Pochefstroom on Saturday, 23 November.

Naidoo was placed first in the KwaZulu-Natal Championships held in Richards Bay last month after recording a distance of 11.35 metres in short-putt.

Naidooattributeshissuccesstohis intense individual training which has earned him a place in the provincial team.

Heisthankfulforthesupporthereceived from his family as well as the principal staff and governing body members at Darnall Primary.

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